. .. E 'x'. JUNE 27, 1922.
l lllfi
.f to Have the
_ l‘srlliml if Bout;
y , .. 3" Rounds. ‘
«mix [iron-
. clulmpiwn
2n :rtznmpl the?
:LFal llllf. failed
him; out-
«1:2, lu- fouled
2.;212cui chum—
‘ i.
svcm‘uls of
‘: 12.1.5921 when
um. lllL' llll'
wk'z": :x count,
2 iw iv» v “luring
viwzlwl to his
.\2 H115 Mine-
2 mzrl lLe {crvc
fT'wHUI' in tin-
mf {'11) a ]()\v
uni in his
all 222131“;
.. 2 .‘ 2.: illihc Beltérf‘f
2 irli‘agi‘flt and “’33,
2.1 «maul for
li‘>tfx!i_::' illc
l‘w
{zit 2l in take
2iv1lrlv~l.l[‘. but
'2 nulls Hill)"
1- 112+ 01' ”it"
v. .24 4“. ivicnt»
lln‘ jmlucs'
1 2ill‘l"lllk‘1ilnlt
m. 222nm. how—l
' Alf: l." . .
. 4 '1: H g’ ‘ ”h lson of Maiden. after twelve rounds of battlingfdlngltsh iS'now-m-mrfect form
and is“ giving a good account of himself lit—every hour in. which he takes part.
- l~l.;_\ m" tlwir
, r2 :xrm loft
. :21»? uwimr: to
w 2 2 «m tlw donut-
.. . ‘ : 'H mm] nothing
4 lul :ll Mulch
shmfinnl‘ul in
it llrillun lit“-
.4 punch. ll”
n',tmlvs with
‘ , .‘2‘\ Hill] “'le to
“o n ‘M l'. Sir-llvljnn; (‘3:
cl llmxizhing off,
wul‘mzr to somc
2'. - ._.3 .limlay of
w.“ -‘ :4 (-l‘ ill" {YVO
.24.. 2rrwtwl wmling
. ' v'mrl‘ than
. ' ‘ ‘:'.~ 'l‘ht‘y.
_ _ in“ ref-
«xv 21;.:‘-W‘.ili~lOf
.h ' , " .1-22'.2lthcm
.,.
illri‘olil l-!:1222~‘
222:1! (Mum Stars at
.l m uscment Park
'72 » .,2_;.inn Colon-d
1, . :2 mil; orilzinzll
Ml» ‘1:.lu- llulh" of
l'Hl» ‘ >211. ,l :‘I lmll for
«m ‘ Mm {it tho Park.
"will 2 .; mt rm July 10. The
”.2 2 . . Lit ()ll thclr first
mm ‘ ”2 fun.“ urged for
.m» is n chance to see
.:2m~ ’ :x' ‘lll lll‘S of their
a»! 2. .2 'l‘ln- Stars will per-
‘1 m2 « . in: citing and then
all. -2. this ik’ l'nc last on-
;l-M’” ’ ' flu-m this season.
I" ' ‘ 2 lu-(‘oln Giants who
«22-. : '2 .l mmo of tho crack
:2”, , .21.:3. will he sePn at
l\ l
2: lg necessary_ for
“"" : 2mm (Irv wcll known
"'2 ‘2 a . . , ,
m, , .. .21. . Min“ on Ronda}. M ‘ avenue. Bridgeport.
. nuts (umnol be made. . ‘ ’ .
n 1;. ' \Hll ln- played. hhmfmtt mm .
H‘ ‘ 2 4 32‘s and Lincoln Giants' ,. w . . l 4 Gave Suulvan
.142...- 2 l! r, n. m. (D. S. T.) m 01‘10‘0“ J“ y-
m; 1‘ ‘ ~11 l“l‘idfll' at 6 p. m.. the ______...._.
. 22 . .‘l‘ll llll‘l’i. the best semi- ‘ . ‘ URTHOUSE. . _
7:2”; , 2. TM“ .li‘Y‘S‘pY ~Wlll play the OlgA-gfigggfimvygckson’ new ERIWEPOR‘T. June 37' —-Memo~
‘ .4 4' , 4 IND mm has played the heav'ymm‘fishwrpwho was to have
'vrwl‘ .1‘ ““3 Farmers °£ New met mksohn-on nogro. former
“1:, . . ‘ in tho Lincoln-s by a. heavyweight champion. here J9“. 4‘
1.. . l. 1, WU” 0"" "“4 Farmers Was ordemfyédterda? by Juggle 3.1L
: k " ef nin f n: enga as n a x , ..
”1 ;{;;:.‘§i;§trcm€ltempzted here for me of a. :hotel here. In his curly days
.(Tlm'kc Playing
Ball 28 Years
‘5 . ('- 2 .~~.lunc 27,—Gwrgo’
:l'” ' l’nivcrsity of Georgia"
3m :2. MM: sr-mi‘profcssionul
V\
n‘” ‘ " ' » man to first base yes-
1‘” ‘ ‘ ’ \‘nulll‘ defeated 1h? FOX“
,
:15: :1':\\':1,\':=. .
: The House at
w A .. . é
mm in "tile: gafieiogainst Boston. The
were two on mice.
O I
Bonny Leonard. lightweight champion of the world; failed last flight ‘to
came): the welterwclght title. Benny lost the decision on a. foul. Britton claim—'
12);: that he was int whomdown. It will be a long iifne before Léotiard‘will‘
got another chance at the welter title.
lowing true to form. the Navy crcW'won the varsity races at l’ough-
kocpsic yesterday.
Dempsey and
Jack. Dcmpscy. heavyweight champion of the world, and Harry “’ills. col-
ored hcnvywcighr champion .will sign
:0 meet in a championship conic-st 1.
getting the mcn into tho ring will tlrovc (limppointing to the fans who are
unxlous to witness Dempsey defend his tiilc against the colored heavyweight.
‘ ,, . lilOWi’Yl'l‘ Rickard says limit it is ncccrsnry as if would he impcssiblc to stage
“~ ”112‘ 1’" isltlic bout this summer and tlzcrr- is no indoor arena capable of holding ”1‘3
‘ 2 ‘ ( ll r” ion-mule who would uticml this bout. it held during inc winter.
- Jivu E. l «2
O 0
Carl Ilnird and Kid Kaplzm will meet in a rciurn cngagcmcnt at the.
Bridgeport hall grounds Thursday night. The pilir me: recently and made
such a hit with the fans that thc promolcrs signed the“ mom again.
Lou Bogash, the Bridgeport idol.
0 t
turned in by "Bullet.” mevr Grant
shotvn'the Boston fané that thry are
NEWV YORK. June 21—41%!» Ruth
again is a. winning cog in the Yanks‘
machine. Returning to the game
altcr‘his suspen’siéfi of five ‘days (or a
run-in with Umpire Dineen at Cleve-
.lack Quinn in the fifth with two on
bases. the clout putting across the
6—4 triumph of the Now Yorkcrs over
Boston. Bob Shawkey clinched vic-
tory for himself with another circuit
blow in the ninth. 2
Coveleskie held St. Louis in check
whilc his Cleveland mates hit Pruett
for twelve hits and won six to nothing.
thus enabling the Yanks to gain a full
game on the league leading Browns.
Tfi'ognnd a halt gams'separatod the
rivals today. '
Jimm Ring twirled‘ Philadelphia to
its fifth straight victory over Boston
and the Quakers climbed out. of. last
bottom.
Burns featured at bat; with four hits.
The Chicago Cu
from Pittsburgh 6 to Al.
order'Wlll be followéd'out,
Lupueasmu" ,
4 mm crmlilf‘d with 8. “0:. St. ”“15 cards
l '2. School team 5 t0 ‘0» .
‘ 2 :2 luul for the Banning,
is surlerlnxtfi-am samba
is; v. Mchahfin;
Babe Ruth returned to the game yes’tcrdzfi 1.32.37 cioul‘gld o'ut' a’u’other’Ihomc'
Fans wonder horrific 413mm“ Braves have been able to play'such‘good
baseball. The answer to this is that they flax-c four pitchcré Who areiat'iheir
lwsl and are proving effective in nearly every instance. T-hcoe arty Minervli‘lla;
lmgim. OcSc-hgcr and McQuillan. Millet JiusnrQV-tgri csxgcci‘glly valuable to the
Boston Club. There- hus not. been any 1
inc. happiest man in thc world be-raosehc succcedrd in signing 'Miilcr. "he
Bravos are still-down in the second division on account of their poor start. but
, . , .l‘ , , _ _ they will soon be up’ “3th the first four and that is where they oelong if the
4 A v" M r king ' article of ball they: have been playingmt home means anything. They «have
' hotter than either the Cardinals or Pirates
and as for the Giants the. record speaks for itself.
,Babe Ruth Again
‘ Wins Yanks’ Game
land. Ruth sacked a home run 01!
place while the Braves tumbled to the
Cincinntl hit three St..Louis pitchers
hard. while recruit Kerk was steady in
the pinches. and continued its victo-
rious streak by winning 7 to 4. George
"Mot-risen in the latter “uses of the
game for several timely blows and won program.
ii" Wu villi m2 placed under
bowl! ‘ i gummy fiat'the court's
The fight has been advertised as for
4-2- . . ‘ or. LOUISanne 27.~v.emon2mem- _______.___.__..__._...—.- .
. ‘ ‘ 'wl by his toammntea, r for 4.113 St. Louis Cams. __ ., ., g .. ,2, , . . .
{2 » . . .,.... and to have be...“ ”5' ”We . , 22 11M cratWalo
3 “ ‘ ‘\ “irrht years. He al- ’ ‘ “ .. ‘
.n'. .. .. __ ,
:-
Bwégficficuitgcmup 0.95.3132 filial“ :1}ng '
‘ ’w....._
SJ» '
G
c a?
I
. I
WVills ‘to Meet ,
papers today according to Tcx Rickard
0 be staged next Mar. The delay in
Q. 4. .
won Saturday night over Tonrmyrlioly
c' c
’ 1 ' .4
wticr pitcher in {either leégiie‘Tlifiu‘mt
makes no secret ovum ‘factf‘that hers
~70penWAir'Boxing
- - ‘ "Show'in Bridgeport
A capacity crowd is expectedat the
open-air boxing show to be staged in
bt’ifi‘éf 'lé‘s't
Jill‘isr-ség. 635W * "f f
. of'C., tfll‘c’c‘io ygt‘hifigfiio
'ilour and: tvrcnt’ififi’vé rii'i’xi‘i‘xfis
4" ‘ Worm this little‘ tfi’ckL“lViinofi'ieEi~héd2
”a” good "13.461“: ‘ fro’iu‘fihé 'St’. ‘mri’s Lit
week‘zzgo,fand got off zit aim ' A‘ i
”scorifig’trvo runs in the fi -
men wont, tof‘lxfi. *Dayf. *én‘d‘
“Scored. and in 'the’ sccondf‘Mmerels'
(scored the third and last ruck; .
«ms‘a‘ great 'plchti‘. "1‘Lhe:l{ac
none other in the box than the ruinous.
Dr. OstroskL. late Star pitcher for the
Rosebuds of Bridgeaorx, but’hc round!
the Farmers a (differerl’t bunch than
faced last season, ’tfihcm
. Rosebuds'faced Wilton. '
some limo. only two hits were made
off his deliver)" loot S'9a§-.8n.d Fwo last
Sunday. The defeat cannot be laid at
doctor‘s door. '
opcnhl up or. him in earnest. two little
hits. a few hunts. good base running,
and a fcw infield errors gave “’liton
("enough to salt the game
Then the doctor sat-
did not allow andfhéfl
run to crow the plain.
played ilit game as it should he played
with the infid-lli playing in fine form.
As a tram. they gave “'arm line sup-
thrm go od
~ gs. gngfigihq._........ 21: 34 1352
'? l‘iichburg .. .3 .".
:Philadelpliia. .-.... 24 236 .400
Boston ...,_....,...".. 24 37 ' .393
the nine in:
L. P.C.
Si.Louis..........'.4O 28 ' .585
New York .........2 36 31 .537
Detroit ............ 35 31 .530
Chicago ...... ..... 34 > 32 .515
\‘i’ashington ........ 32 34 .485
Cleveland . ........ 31 38 .483
Boston ............ 28 ’36 .435
Philadelphia . . . . . . . ‘33 36 .414
down‘ for kw“ xx»; ’
krungs.) .
. .t iwrl‘cc infill. nix of which
in the third
Tim: local fans showed
{mink liflllufl.
rooting powcrs.
is“ 210le liar-y will
art ‘uniil thcy have
”Insured the some. as it will he need-
cd lwrwce‘n now and July ’
rain of Satumay night.
and unccrtair. weather Sunday morn-
grounds to 1:0 in unsuitable condition
keeping many 7am}:
ncvorathe—lcss titcrc was a nluch larger
otiextelnncc than cxpectcd’anli to the
su‘rprim- of/ail. tlxe'iicifl. Was in fine
lslmpr. with the exceptionvot’ a' as...»
{feet or. third Misc line. which made
'the'hoys slow up. when .hookccl’for the
glare. .‘l‘llz ,Ltctlgcl, hogs wéli ‘uliiortir-
mile in having no follqworé'conle with
{herb to cllccr them
up hill fight.
The “'ilton
for , a game.
1.
up :1 iii?" in their
club héd its two dias-
cots out in nmr uniform. Mgr. Brown's
son. Harry. ax‘ldfiyoung RohcrtMEdge.
The too kids make agood victim. stand~
duraboui ‘eighteen inches high. and
‘ weighing near thirty pounds each. but
what they lacked in staturelgcs made
up in feeling. possessing.m‘u'ét"more
than any one in the crowd. and they
had good cause. as their presence gave
\Vilton her first shut out game or the
.scason. mayllieir good work keep up.
On Sunday next 7 e farmers will en-
thc Arena in Bridgeport Thursday
and Limit. Baird will appear in the
be ih'c second meeting of the two
witnessed in'the Park City.
The card is the best ever offered in
on several kayoes.
Harry Peterson of Stamford. will
rounds. Jim Bones of Bridgeport. and
Young Mulligan of Norwalk. will clash
3“ an fight-round argument. while
Spike Bureau of 'New \ Haven. and
Young Grlfio of Bridgeportywill start
bout. ' .
The advance sale of tickets is? un-
b3 got to Jimmy usually large indicating the great in-
terest being taken by tfi'é fans in the.
Ticket reservations can be
made with Connie Lewis. Fairfield
.2 - « *- ‘ M— 2
bone in the palm: of his right hamln . _ - fl _ L
h ‘, 2 - , .. «blah mamkeopmim gator the game. READIING. Pan. “June 2 27. The
. ‘ L2 0, ‘in is made up aims: lfor 3 lohg peficd_
222.22.... UMWMW ’0 “ leaveswchammwlmmdon Amsmith. » 2
~, gimmeuzqntyrutwc catches? - 533”” Babl’fns‘.“ ‘w our; Bub”.- . .,
- ons‘ injury Reading International‘Club yesterday,
Clem annou‘nccddhe release» of Dumelder
Club.
mining. June- 29. Thirtysix roundsffftam a}? 1:9.“
or baking v‘cm be offered Kid Kaplan ”MA ’0 ( 5*
- - lgathcrml together. through the assist—
anrc or some of the {gromlnent people
so look out. for a
strong nine and a good portibn of the
town‘s population coming to Wilton on
tho id. to. see their Stars laid to root»
_ n club. which is
summon”.
t'cuuirc hcrut of twelve rounds. 22It willgof New C31 .33'
within a month. Kaplan was awarded ’
the‘ decision over Bah-d on May 295
after the. hardest. fought battle over?
Fl
0
*1
p
(Q
HOHOOOHl-lo'cn
9
the Bridgeport section or the State‘ :J' Brennan ' ' ‘evcnt when Mariechen Wiehselau
.iHonolulu. covered the distance in
:5 3-5 seconds.‘ beating the premier
on?
so?”
Eight boys who are well known to the lCrare
fistic fans have. been signed to Show ' ' "
T}! ’ “a H .H E”Gabon ........ 4
their wares. e) are c on boy lHibhard ....... 3
and this means the mithfiul may Sit in 1213‘ Carroll . _ ' , . 3
lArcher . '. . .
C * ' ....... .
try conclusionsiwuh Young LUbY 055322.232... 3
Bridgeport. in the semifinal of ten. """
H-
OHOUINGM
:Ethelda Bleibtrey by 1 second.
Howcaowwog
.JHOHOC
l
lFive Leading flitters
= in Each Major League
0
Os: roaki——-( Strikeout.
the night‘s program with a six-round .
9 Warm-42 strikeouts.
0'.)
311mm!!! ....
Ol
‘M'lmtcrfi-Y . .
cowwcdflo
auucocuw
SOOGMVO“
flunk}? ....
a Hard fight """"""
qu-mrl 2 shutouts.
England Adopts .2
New 2&er
Following the ‘last Gimme-gamer
we were bold.énough to declare that
r next Olympiad rolled
amod. Enslandwould adopttha' trap-
it prevails in me
ties of John L. ‘Sullivaixi'sflghting days
were brought to uterhero last night by
the death of Fred B: Berloult, who is
said to’ have givensullivan a hard hat-
tle with bare fists 1111902 in the rear
Beflault was 11 1mg!!!“ awhile he
worked ala telegraph and electric
lineman and foreman. Following a‘
(marge! with John I... fBei-iauithhtat;
e himln thesaloono a. oca oe.
the “negro championship of the grinds "of Sullivan are 151311 to have
interfered in the fight. Those who saw
the battle said that but for this. the,
big lineman wouldhave lanai?) go on};
' L champion. It ’was said t ma
Catcherlnjlll‘Gd once-"tried to arrange-a. match with
John L. during ther'big batfiet’s‘caraer.
before the
shooting idea as
United crates and Canada;
our English brother's laughed at the
ldea—slxnposihle. youjénow. but just
_ came .it has happened.
lingual, ”ClayBugd Mia
unfilled. has udr‘ln. displaces/whom
1119.8er mung Annotated.
which 319:: . “noted "with .1: Se.
changerthefmr. Lmnsutution‘. om;
’~ ’sliot‘wlll beware. target Malena
,lotMthemndin case you‘missei!
the magmmat the firearm“
helix-01in; wiui'the first shot. :SVe flute
4m liefith’afiflxechgflsi-f shogters will?
Iguana-boys ii:
. a
e 'alot; ,0! too
STANDINGS ,
it » . .2 “w z
923.. L. RC.
“533 18 464?
28. .549
.2} .543
26 .513
'26 .519
4 2.9 48::
,, ‘20 33 .37:
. . e‘
W. L. P.C.
Swim-k 3921 23 £23 '
“St. Louis, a.~.‘..-‘.“,_...— 324 29 .540
:Brooklun “0...... 35 30 .538
lCincinnatl ........2.~33 32- .5le
23.5 “(1303“an -. .. . . .22.. 31 ‘31 .509
”Pittsburgh . . . . . . . .1. 22.. 31 .483
_‘ ' numerical-wire
W.
Yesterday/"s Results
Eastern Hague
Hartford 2. Bridgeport 0. (14 in-
Now Raver; 7. Pilisficld o.
\‘(ntcrlmry ‘3. Fitchburg‘ l.
Alhnny 6. Springfield 4}.
National League
Chicago 6. Pittsburgh 4.
l’iailadrlphia 9. Boston 5.
Cincinnati.7. St. Louis 4.
Only three games scheduled.
American League
Cleveland 6. St. Louis 0.
‘ New York E. Boston 4.‘
Only two games schcdulcd.
. V .
flames Today
Eastern League
If'itclmurg at Hartford.
‘Sprfilgfi‘cid at Albany.
59w Raver. at Bridgeport.
T \‘vfiatcrbury at 'Pittsfieid.
2, . Nikon“ League
ijrooklzm at Boston.
Phlktdclphiaat New fork.
Cincinnati at Si..,l.ouis.
Pittsburgh at Chicago;
American League
Chicago at Whiz-nit.
St. Louis at Cleveland. ’
Boston at; Philadelphia.
‘Only thrce games->Mheduled.
Weismufler‘Beaten by
, g ‘ Kealoha {at Honolulu
22.agi§oounu..:r.la., 311119727 (Asso-
ciated Prefab .1451: the 1m) yard back-
stroke swimming event. yesterday.
\Varrcn Italoha of the Hui Makani.
Honolulu. beat John \‘(eismullcr and
at the same time lowered his own
world record to 1 minute 5 3-5 sec-
onds. Kealoim's Furious record had
been 1 mifiutc. S morals flat.
Another world record went; by the
boards in the SD yard women's open
mark heretofore held by herself. and
u”—
“AMERICAN’IEAGUE
G. AB. H. PI:
ab. r, 1b,h, t3; p'o. a_ 9_ gSls’ler. Sunnis . . .. . 68 280 121 .432
1 2 Heilmann. Detrolt. . 62 235 90 .383
Speaker. Cleveland 5'6 205 77 .379,
‘0'. “Pitt. NEW YOVk . . . . 55 190 71 37‘
O'Neill. Cleveland. . 55 168 62 .369
2d .
ml Sam-mammals:
‘ 2G. AB. H. RC.
Rom St. Louis *3 $41 97 :403
m’Grixnes. Chicago 63 2‘39 82)
’1) Engine. Pittsburgh. £0.84? 83
-chuy.‘New York .. 62 237 83’”
;9'mubert.;Cinc1nna-.u as :54 as
Middies’ Great Eight ~Se immftma ringside by radio. the
findson;
WWW “IS- 23 Close
'. Rover-rum
Competing oarsmen and
ports £663.31me astill discussing thel
intercollegiate .‘regatta‘ . won ,
EPSIE. N. Y., June27.—
rowing» 931- ‘the micropholle”tré‘35mjfign 7"
, . ' _ 7 the distinctly 1);: thooc‘ who told ya _
fiaxal Acmerxocrew come Hudson. tube sets. the sound of the'go" “in:
appoaftgd‘to be almost-the unani- shrieks and cries of fife ”are" ‘.
rnous opmionof both thosomrticipai— the announcements of tho . ' ’
lug-cud witnessing: the three~mlie race. were cicarlv heard. 4 ’
that it {was thesgrealrest crew spectacle 2 ‘4
:16. tgei mg? gruelling . contest ce‘i’erg
age n»\ehisror‘oft.‘ '
this country; . ,y ‘ be sport in
Members of the Winning Naval
Academy crew have sat in the sailor;
she-ll for‘t‘he last.
taken parfi inlaiong string of Navy
. , Olympic "This was the firsttime matting-em
triumphs over the Leander crew at 4
Brussels in-1920. were frank in admit
Hug that the varsity contest. was the
hardestand most trying in which'they
had («for sfivcpt an oar.
loo-let‘s in the. shell said that it was
one strcceSSion or bruising sprints. in
which it seemed as if there was never
a. ‘chonce for the oarsmen to draw a
long breath. '
Years and
One of the
7 " returns as well.
the remarkable power. :
stamina and skillful blade work of the
Navy. the'splcndid performance of- th-i
\‘Vashington eight was
the chic: topic of discussion.
poinied out-that for tho second time.
a Pacific coast college”
crew had won second place in the in—
tercollegiate rowing classic of the
your-sand had only been forced to bow
to thc‘bliddies. acknonlodged by all to
combimtion of the ,
decade. Shrewd judges of rowing rc—
markod that the far westerners used
splendid judgment iniheir race. r0“:-
ing back of Cornell. whoa thcy had the
Withiit striking
roach of the leaders until the Ithaca
combination faltcred and then rushed
to the fore in an effort to defeat Ar.-."
nupolis in the final «Griffith! the finish.
It was suggested by more than one
authority that had Cornell been ablc
to battle just a'few hundred yands fur—
Vfashiugton might. have had
enough strength and stamina to main:
gained fior a short
University of
2. ,. Won Eight smack
in two years
the wonder
benefit of pace.
min the lead it
period over the Navy.
of the championship
twelve timoths
formed an unusually prominent feat-
ure, of midnight rowing resume.
talk of officials and experts took vari—
ous angles as the restoration
four-amine varsity
regatta. still
race. and the pos-
sibilitpof achan e of scene were frcfi ‘
quent. There apical-ed to be no clues- rors. ‘V’omkahi five also Shipper”.
tion that most of the universities hold-
lug membership in the intercollegiate
Rowing Association are strongly in
favor of the return to the four-mile
NewspaperMen
‘10 Play‘Senators
'WASHIKGTON.
tempts‘were made today betore thi‘
Senate convened to reach a. permeable,
settlement of certain serious differ-V “Pepper" {Mar-tin. in
2 emcee thanexlstbetween golfers of the Jnlv 2w: it now, animus:
Senate and of theSen‘ate sires: gallery. m$1wfiflquigs manager. .33.: .
Adjustmtnt of the grievanccswas in "malrwtiil he held later-in the a: 13,7
be’rsought on thalinks of “the Chevy: 1m“: .
Chase club with twelve
ti.’ 'of the '
Sergeant-imam” “’23; Wfiional W
Senators plus , > .
Speaker Gm:
FDarlad 8. “Barry.
tthe Benin. «the were to tract tour-
» mummmuy aacnpyilzeaprfis , , ;
galleryam'litonfly 8W0.
uled to Seton: 22 . . ,
the waiting- ;honor' an .
e2 Senate were: .Kellyitheilaouutry Cl
lnyhuyae and Edge ..
' New.“ comm; Emma: *
momma wool:
and uphold
dignity of th
'uixmosota: Frel
New: jersey; Hitchcock.
:Hale. mine; PhippsCOlora‘no; Jones
mownse' nd and .New— éMlss 2m. . 2.
L Kansas: the western champmnahbg
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the Shamrocks defeated the Elm
Groves byte, score of 6 to 2. ‘On Mon-
day morning the Shamrocks defeated.”
the EastiEndJm. by aacorexo’t 6 'to’
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Bushbaum; 2b; .Dani’edman. 33: Joe '
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of the following teams Willie chat»—
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At Rowayion‘ilié Norwalks m
company had installed one ‘ .
sets, together ‘wlth a Wekti’ughm
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preliminaries. and the first M
been acublic concert given. and“.
who attended appreciated 1:: 4-2,
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were Charles Taylor. (Battlixgg find!)
who. with a party bf friends “a”
in“ on New-ark. at his home. an (22"!—
vari in East Norwalk. minim 2w
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WESTPQIIT. June 21—1113 ”55% 7'
port baseball team annexed flat 1
eighth victory of the season last: sun-
day. They hope to add two more mi ,
the holidays. 0:; the Fourth o; I”?
C. oi'Sfarnford. .
The teams batting averages at; ‘
the Westoorté will play the Algiersj.
Riug Laisjoon. . 2»). Holzhausea am, ;
Dannabeir )23439, Shippey .333. M
.323.l{c31ulién 353. Vornkahl‘ 3‘
Adams .Eco; ‘anertie .2oo.'mnk an.
Perrone .167; Mutt-bier, .131. * _
In the fielding department: lAm
1.000, He'lzhausen 1.0M). Mum
.950. Sacco .944 Mutchler .941. Von—g.
kahl .962. Shippey .821, an 7 7
80“ Danaher .750. Giibertic. .mf
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'Hank .Gfil. Permne 136?. and Wm '
.000. - , _
The stolen bases g-o t : Dawn
Goli 9. Hank S. Sacco f, Holzhax‘lfi
Ring 5. Moll-lumen 4. V'ornkahl 4. _m-'
pay 3,2Gilbertie 2. Per-zone 2.
The runs scored go to: Hank ill.
Danahe 10, Shippey 8, Vomkahi :3.
Gel! 6. . ace ‘5. Holzhausen 5. non—
len '4."‘Mutchler " Perrone 2. Giulia
tie L‘Bingl. . { .
Slicer) holds the record withdxu-
McMullen. Goll and Danaher m, 1
four each and Hank three.
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